How should researchers manage mental health data?
About the study
This study aims to gather information on how people with mental illness want their health data to be used. We hope that the findings will guide researchers on how they should work with mental health data. We also want to find out more about why people have different views on sharing mental health data.
What will it involve?
Online survey with questions on:
- views on sharing health data
- your health
- your experiences with health care
Elizabeth Kirkham
Postdoctoral Research Associate
I conducted my PhD at the University of Sheffield on how childhood stress affects the brain. Since 2018 I have worked for the University of Edinburgh, focusing on a range of mental health topics. This has included co-producing guidelines for how mental health data should be used.
Research conducted by: University of Edinburgh
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